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Figure 1: Examples of the model after 20,000 steps on a 200-by-200 torus. East-facing andNorth-facing cars are shown in red and blue respectively.
Figure 2: There are blocking paths from (0,0) (bottom left) to (2,2) and from (0,0) to (1,2).The latter uses a step of type (iii).
Figure 3: Part of the renormalized lattice. Renormalized sites are indicated by bold lines,
Figure 4: Blocking paths for a random initial configuration with p = 1. Blocking paths fromthe origin are highlighted.
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